Sentence examples similar to doesn't mean it's conclusive from inspiring English sources

For her, the lack of conclusive data and presence of conflicting data doesn't mean a non-correlation but rather it inon-correlation butogy is something unmeasuratherby scitnce.

But Sir William Macpherson's adviser, Dr Richard Stone, told the BBC this did not mean there was no evidence, just that it was not conclusive.

All of these do not mean that density dependent processes are not likely to occur, but to my understanding it is not possible to rule out other processes to be conclusive.

But the research doesn't seem to be conclusive with respect to which groups Hitler may have descended from.

"I didn't think it would be so conclusive".

It doesn't matter whether there is conclusive proof that climate change caused Sandy.

He said he shares Singer's concerns about flooding, but doesn't believe the results are conclusive.

While I don't feel the posts are conclusive, it's something that warrants further investigation.

Although workflow observations and interviews are useful means to find possible preferred locations, they do not seem to be conclusive.

"I do not think that is conclusive, no I do not," Pelosi said during an interview on NBC.

Being aware of the limitation of the exercise, we did not aim to be conclusive in that respect.